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1 Service & Installation Instructions Keep this booklet for Future Reference BLF SERIES BLF-CR SERIES BLF-RB SERIES KBC SERIES For Additional Copies Please Contact: Hillphoenix Barker Specialty Products 703 Franklin Street P.O. Box 478 Keosauqua, Iowa Tel: 319/ Fax: 319/ Or Visit: Updated 09/23/11

2 Table of Contents General Information Case Descriptions Shipping Information Case Sections BLF Service Series BLF Self-Service Series BLF Cake Deco Series BLF-RB Series KBC Service Series KBC Self-Service Series Mechanical View Installation Instructions Location Crate Removal Compressor Drain, Electrical and Refrigeration Connections for remote Cases Cases Exterior Loading Leveling Joining Lineup Doors Glass Adjustment Shelving Installation Checklist Cart Bumper Installation Electrical Information Amperage Information Wiring Color Code Timers Ballast Information Maintenance Information Cleaning Light Bulb Replacement Load Limits Service Evaporator Coil Layout Compressor Layout Service Cases Preventative Maintenance Trouble Shooting Guide Service Department Parts Warranty Refrigeration Information Case Operation Typical Component Settings Refrigeration Loads Electronic Thermostat IMPORTANT!! KEEP FOR FUTURE REF - ERENCE

3 General Information This booklet contains information on: BLF SERVICE SERIES BLF-D Non-Refrigerated, 49 Service Bakery Case with Front Lifting Glass BLF-SC Self-Contained, 49 Service Bakery Case with Front Lifting Glass BLF-R Remote, 49 Service Bakery Case with Front Lifting Glass BLF SELF SERVICE SERIES BLF-SD Non-Refrigerated, 49 Self-Service Bakery Case BLF-SS Self-Contained, 49 Self-Service Bakery Case BLF-SR Remote, 49 Self-Service Bakery Case BLF-BB Non-Refrigerated, 49 Self-Service Bakery Case BLF-RB Non-Refrigerated, 49 Self-Service Bakery Case BLF-CD Non-Refrigerated, 49 Self-Service Bakery Case BLF-CS Self-Contained, 49 Self-Service Bakery Case BLF-CR Remote, 49 Self-Service Bakery Case KBC SERVICE SERIES KBC-D Non-Refrigerated, 54 ¾ Service Bakery Case KBC-S Self-Contained, Refrigerated 54 ¾ Service Bakery Case KBC-R Remote, Refrigerated 54 ¾ Service Bakery Case KBC SELF-SERVICE SERIES KBC-SD Non-Refrigerated, 54 ¾ Self-Service Bakery Case KBC-SS Self-Contained, Refrigerated 54 ¾ Self-Service Bakery Case KBC-SR Remote, Refrigerated 54 ¾ Self-Service Bakery Case The BLF & KBC Series has been approved for the following standards: Shipping Information IMPORTANT! FOR YOUR PROTECTION PLEASE READ AND OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS: Transportation companies assume all liability from the time a shipment is received by them until the time it is delivered to the consumer. Our liability ceases at the time of shipment. All shipments leaving our plant have been carefully inspected. If a shipment arrives with the crating or packaging damaged, have the carrier note the condition on the receipt. Check as soon as possible for concealed damage. If it is found that the shipment has been damaged in transit, please DO NOT return it to us, but notify and file a claim with the carrier at once. FAILURE TO FOLLOW THIS PROCEDURE WILL RESULT IN REFUSAL BY THE CARRIER TO HONOR ANY CLAIMS WITH A CONSEQUENT LOSS TO THE CONSUMER. If a UPS shipment has been damaged, retain the damaged material and the carton and notify us at once. WE will file a claim. GOODS SHOULD NOT BE RETURNED FOR CREDIT UNLESS AUTHORIZED BY OUR SALES DEPARTMENT.

4 Case Drawings BLF Series BLF-SD Series BLF-SS Mechanical

5 BLF-CR Series BLF-RB Series BLF-RB Dry Series

6 KBC Series KBC-SS Series BLF Mechanical KBC Mechanical

7 Installation Instructions Location This refrigerated display case has been designed for displaying and the storage of perishable food product. It is engineered for air-conditioned stores with a maximum ambient of 75 F and 50% relative humidity. When selecting the location for placement of this case, avoid the following conditions: Excessive air movement Doors Air-conditioned vents Other air sources Excessive heat Windows Sun Flood lamps 8 feet or less from the product Other heat sources NOTE: A 12" clearance is necessary for condenser coil to run correctly. Do not block. Crate Removal Move case as close as possible to its location. Loosen the plastic dust cover from the pallet, but leave cover over the case to protect it while removing the case from the pallet. Carefully lift case up and off pallet being careful that leveling pads clear the pallet. Slide pallet from under case. Shipping blocks are attached to pallet and do not need to be removed. Note: Locate the horizontal supports underneath of unit before removing from pallet, damage to the finished metal will occur if correct lift points are not identified prior to removal. Drain, Electrical and Refrigeration Connections on Remote Cases NOTE: Barker remote units are shipped with a dry nitrogen charge of approximately 10 lbs. pressure in the evaporator coil. During installation if nitrogen charge is not present, leak check accordingly 1. See the mechanical views on Page 5 for drain access locations. Connect the PVC drains (or the copper drains) to existing floor drains. Traps are shipped at the factory within the case. ALL DRAINS MUST BE TRAPPED. Provide as much downhill slope as possible and avoid long runs of drain lines. Do not install condensate drains in contact with non-insulated suction lines in order to prevent condensate from freezing. 2. Electrical connections are made through the power supply box of each case, which can be accessed by removing the back panel. Voltage requirements and component amperage can be found in the electrical section of this manual, but always check the data tag located on the exterior of the case. CASE MUST BE GROUNDED. 3. Refrigeration connections are made through the refrigeration access cut out (see mechanical views). See refrigeration information section of this manual for caseloads and recommended settings. Refrigeration lines may be headed together for all cases in a lineup, if desired, by lines through the access area under the case. Refrigeration lines need to be connected in the lower refrigeration compartment or through the toe kick area. Do not run lines through the evaporator coil area shown to the right. ALL LINES MUST BE CORRECTLY SIZED. For proper refrigeration performance, PRODUCT MUST NOT BE PLACED IN A POSITION WHERE IT MAY AFFECT THE AIR CURTAIN. Air discharge and return air vents must remain unobstructed. Compressor All Self-Contained cases are equipped with a shipping block under the compressor. This block must be removed upon installation. Failure to remove the block will result in excessive noise, refrigeration leaks and will void warranty protection. Loosen all four nuts on the compressor hold down screws. Lift or pry the compressor up and remove the shipping block. Do not retighten screws, as the compressor should be left free to float on the spring mounts.

8 Case Exterior Loading These cases are not designed for excessive external weight. DO NOT WALK ON TOP OF THE CASE. Walking on top of cases could cause personal injury and damage to the case. Leveling To ensure proper operation of the refrigeration system and drainage of the condensate, THE CASE MUST BE LEVEL. Use a carpenter level-to-level front to back and side to side. Use the adjustable leveling legs to level case. Joining Lineups 1. Begin all lineups leveling from the highest point of the store floor. 2. To access bolt-holes, remove outside back lower panel, bottom deck, and top bolt cover located in the canopy of the case. 3. Apply foam tape to facing ends of lineup. Level second case to first case and seal with a good grade silicone on all edges of each case. 4. Line up bottom bolt holes in lower front and back of case (bolts are shipped in the case). Slide cases together. Insert lower bolts and place nuts on bolts. Tighten. THE FRONT OF THE CASES MUST BE FLUSH! 5. Remove the top bolt cover, located in the canopy of the case. Ensure that case is properly leveled so that the bolt holes align over the bolt holes in the adjoining case. Shim as necessary. 6. Tighten bolt in case top and replace bolt cover. Ensure all bolts are fastened tightly. Doors Rear doors are shipped inside the case. Push the top of the doors all the way into top door tracks. Push bottom of door over bottom door tracks and lower over tracks. Doors are labeled inside and outside for easy installation. Glass Adjustment The front lift glass on this case is installed at the factory with the case perfectly level. If adjustments need to be made to align the glass first check to insure the case was properly leveled during installation. NOTE: THIS IS A 2-PERSON OPERATION. ONE PERSON MUST HOLD THE GLASS AT ALL TIMES. 1. Lift the glass to its highest position as shown in drawing to the right. 2. Loosen allen screws. See profile left. 3. Slide glass right or left until the glass is even and is recessed into the aluminum extrusion. 4. Tighten the right allen screw while holding the left side of the glass firmly. Be careful to keep the glass level. 5. Tighten the remaining allen screws. 6. Lower glass into position. Repeat as necessary until glass is completely level. Remove access cover Remove bottom shelf to Lift hard - Remove lower back

9 Shelving Shelving is shipped separately. 1. Remove brackets, bars, lights, and/or tag molding from packaging. 2. Insert brackets into Lozier channel at desired height (Photo 1). Insert by angling up and then down. Begin with bottom shelf brackets. Insert middle and then top brackets. 3. Place support bars over screws. (Photo 2) There may be 1 to 3 bars per shelf depending on the width of the shelf. Fit from back of shelf to front. Note: If fitting for wire shelves, some bars will have clips on the center of the bar to hold the wire shelves in place. For shelves less than 18" wide, the clip should be placed in the back position. For shelving more than 18" wide, the clip should be positioned in the middle. All clips should face the back of the case. 4. Place tag molding on the front of the brackets in the same manner as the bars. 5. Under-shelf lights are not interchangeable. Determine bottom, middle and top light by lining up lights by cord length. Place longest cord length on bottom shelf, middle length on middle shelf and shortest cord on top shelf. Place light over brackets and behind the tag molding as shown (Photo 3). 6. Plug in lights. (Photo 4) Plug must be fully seated for lights to work. If one plug is loose, all lights will fail. Place cord in clip on bracket. 7. Place glass shelving on shelf brackets and bars. If wire shelves are used, place shelf over clip to hold in place. Photo 1 Photo 2 Photo 3 Photo 4 Installation Checklist Before supplying electrical power and starting case check the following: 1. Compressor Area (For Self-contained cases). Remove shipping block on units with semihermetic compressors. Check location of controls. 2. Evaporator Area. Check to ensure evaporator fan pressure plates are secure and in proper position NOTE: Hinged portion of pressure plates are secured for shipping with mounting screws. Screws do not have to be removed for case operation but must be removed to use hinge. 3. Lighting System Check to ensure male plugs are completely inserted in female sockets and that all lamps are securely seated in light fixture. 4. Case Leveling Visually check case. If lift glass is out of adjustment or case looks out of square, use a carpenter's level and shim as needed. After supplying power to the case and starting unit: 1. Check to ensure all fans are operational. 2. Check all lights. 3. Check case temperature and adjust thermostat as needed. See refrigeration section of this manual for case settings.

10 Cart Bumper Installation Note: If merchandiser is ordered with cart bumper, step 1 & 2 are completed at the factory. then snap bottom portion into place and slide bumper against the end cap for a flush fit. Continue to hook bumper onto base track with your hand or using a rubber mallet until you reach other end cap. NOTE: Cover mallet with a cloth to prevent marring the bumper finish. Cut plastic base to desired length of fixture. When using end caps be sure to cut base 3/4 short of fixture edge. When using corners, be sure to cut base so that it is flush with fixture edge. secure base to fixture with screws every 4 on center. Make sure to put a screw 3/8 away from the cut end of base. Mark and cut tail end of flexible bumper at least 1/8 longer then beyond the end cap position. NOTE: Make sure the end cut is straight and square for proper fit. Slightly retract the bumper in order to feed cut end into the end cap as you finish hooking the top and bottom edges of the bumper onto the base track. You should feel and hear the bumper snap into place for a snug fit. SNAP end caps or corners onto the base extrusion. Secure with #8 flat head phillips screws. Finally, check for proper fit and attachment along the entire length of bumper which is either on the wall or a fixture. Make sure you have a smooth and flush fit against the end caps. NOTE: Clean any dust or debris with a cloth and non abrasive cleaner. When installing flexible bumper top, the cut ends need to be as straight as possible. To mount on a curved or flat surface, start at one end and attach bumper to base by hooking bumper top onto track, Helpful Hints: Set the uncoiled flexible vinyl at room temperature 24 hours prior to installation. Over cut the flexible vinyl and compression fit. Adding the additional material will compensate for stretching which occurs during installation. Use a clean, dry cloth and any mild household cleaner or soap solution; spray and wipe clean

11 Refrigeration Information Case Operation Refrigeration The refrigeration in this case is thermostatically controlled. The case refrigerates until the cut out point on the thermostat is reached. The thermostat opens, cutting power to the liquid line solenoid. The compressor continues to run, the system pumps down causing the pressure switch to open, cutting power to the compressor. NOTE: Some cases may be ordered with EPR valves to control case temperature. Defrost These cases have two different types of defrost; hot gas and off cycle. The hot gas defrost system is time initiated; temperature and time terminated. The defrost timer energizes the defrost solenoid and de-energizes the liquid line solenoid. When the temperature in the case reaches 40, the defrost terminator thermostat de-energizes the hot gas solenoid. The system pumps down and the pressure switch cuts power to the compressor. The unit stays in off cycle defrost until the defrost timer re-energizes the liquid solenoid. NOTE: The evaporator fan runs continuously. With the off cycle defrost system, the timer cuts the power to the liquid solenoid causing the compressor to pump down to the cut out point on the pressure switch. The unit stays in off cycle defrost until the defrost timer re-energizes the liquid solenoid. NOTE: The evaporator fan runs continuously. Typical Component Settings 1. Thermostat cut out: 26-28, 2 differential Refrigeration Loads BLF-S and KBC-S Service Series BTU: 650 per linear foot Evap. Temperature: +20 Off Cycle Defrost 20"/4 hours BLF-SS and KBC-SS Self-Service Series BTU: 1150 per linear foot Evap. Temperature: +20 Off Cycle Defrost: 20"/4 hours BLF-CS BTU: 800 per linear foot (Wedge 3200) Evap. Temperature: +20 Off Cycle Defrost: 20"/4 hours NOTE: Remote Cases Defrost Cycle - 20"/ 4 HR Electronic Thermostat The electronic thermostat is located in the inside back of a self-service case (see photo 1) and in the rear lower refrigeration area in a service case (see photo 2). The thermostat is equipped with a liquid crystal display providing a constant readout of the sensed temperature. NOTE: The LCD display will be blank during defrost. A touch keypad that allows the users to select the set point temperature, differential and the heating/cooling modes. 2. Defrost Termination Thermostat: Bakery 40 Produce Evap Temperature: CRO valve: 404A A N/A 5. TXV: 8-10 Superheat 6. Pressure switch: 404A Low - 20 lb/ 55 lb High lb 134A Low - 7 lb/ 25 lb High lb NOTE: The above settings are approximate and will vary slightly with product load, lighting, store ambient conditions, etc. Evaporator fans run constantly.

12 Programming Steps for the ETC, Electronic Temperature Control All thermostats are pre-set and cycle checked at the factory. STEP 1: STEP 2: STEP 3: STEP 4: STEP 5: Press the set key once to access the Fahrenheit/Celsius mode. The display will display either F degrees Fahrenheit or C for degrees Celsius. Press the up arrow or the down arrow so the display indicates F. Press the set key again to gain access to the set-point. The LCD will display the current Set-point and the S1 will be blinking. Press the up arrow to increase or the down arrow to decrease the temperature setting. Press the set key again to gain access to the differential. The LCD will display the current differential and the DIF 1 will be blinking. This should be set at 2 F. Press the set key again to gain access to the cooling or heating mode. The LCD will display the current mode. Press either the up arrow or the down arrow to set the display in the C1, cooling mode. Press the set key once more and the programming is complete. Set the lock to keep the set point. STEP DISPLAY INDICATION F or C S1 (blinking) DIF (blinking) C1/H1 DESCRIPTION Fahrenheit or Celsius Scale Set-point Temperature Differential Temperature Cooling or Heating Mode

13 Electrical Information Remote Case Data - Electrical 120 Volt Model Evap Fans Cornice Lts Shelf Lts Anti-Sweat Heater HP Voltage 404A RLA/LRA 134A RLA/LRA Cond Fan Pan Heater Aux Glass Fans SERVICE BLF SERIES BLF NA 0.92 NA 1/ /51 9.1/ BLF NA 0.92 NA 1/ /51 9.1/ BLF NA 1.52 NA 1/ /51 9.1/ BLF NA 1.84 NA 3/ /60 13/ BLF NA 1.84 NA 3/ NA 5.3/ BLF NA 2.76 NA /40 NA BLF NA 2.76 NA /40 NA SELF-SERVICE BLF SERIES - FULL HEIGHT AND COUNTER HEIGHT BLF-48 SS NA 1/ /51 NA NA BLF-59 SS NA 3/ /60 13/ NA BLF-77 SS NA /40 NA NA BLF-96 SS NA 1 1/ /40 NA NA BLF-120 SS NA /55 NA NA BLF-144 SS NA /55 NA NA BLF-EW SS 0.43 NA 0.49 NA NA NA NA NA NA NA BLF-IW SS 0.43 NA 0.49 NA NA NA NA NA NA NA BLF CAKE DECO SERIES BLF-48 CR 0.43 NA / /51 9.1/ NA BLF-59 CR 0.43 NA / /51 9.1/ NA BLF-77 CR 0.86 NA / /60 13/ NA BLF-96 CR 0.86 NA /40 NA NA BLF-120 CR 1.72 NA / /40 NA NA BLF-144 CR 1.72 NA / /40 NA NA BLF-CR EW 1.72 NA NA NA NA NA NA NA SERVICE KBC SERIES Aux. Glass Fans KBC NA 0.92 NA 1/ /51 9.1/ KBC NA 0.92 NA 1/ /51 9.1/ KBC NA 1.52 NA 1/ /51 9.1/ KBC NA 1.84 NA 3/ /6 13/ KBC NA 1.84 NA 3/ NA 5.3/ SELF-SERVICE KBC SERIES KBC-48 SS NA 1/ /51 NA NA KBC-59 SS NA 3/ /60 13/ NA KBC-77 SS NA /40 NA NA KBC-96 SS NA 1 1/ /40 NA NA KBC-113 SS NA /55 NA NA DRY CASES - USE LIGHTING SPECIFICATIONS FROM REMOTE CASE DATA Additional Loads for Self-Contained Units Wiring Color Code Green Ground Black Hot White Neutral Red /220 Only Brown Interlock System Orange Thermostat Orange Liquid Solenoid Purple Hot Gas Defrost Purple Defrost Terminator Gray Light Switch Black/White Pressure Switch Off Cycle Timer Grasslin 1. White - Neutral 2. Black - Hot 3. Black - 4. Orange - Liquid Solenoid Parragon 1. White - Neutral 2. Black - Hot 3. Black - 4. Orange - Liquid Solenoid

14 Ballast Wiring Red Lights Yellow Lights Blue Lights NOTE: Case must be grounded SEE BALLAST DIAGRAM FOR EACH CASE Ballast Information Model Ballast Type Model Ballast Type BLF-48D BLF-59D BLF-77D BLF-96D BLF-113D (2) IOP-4P32SC 35TM (2) IOP-4P32SC 35TM BLF-48RB BLF-59RB BLF-77RB BLF-96RB BLF-118RB (1) IOP-3P32SC 35TM BLF-48CS BLF-59CS BLF-77CS BLF-96CS BLF-120CS BLF-144CS (1) IOP-3P32SC 35TM (1) IOP-3P32SC 35TM (1) IOP-3P32SC 35TM (3) IOP-3P32SC 35TM BLF-48CR BLF-59CR BLF-77CR BLF-96CR BLF-120CR BLF-144CR (1) IOP-3P32SC 35TM (1) IOP-3P32SC 35TM (1) IOP-3P32SC 35TM BLF-48SD BLF-59SD BLF-77SD BLF-96SD BLF-120SD BLF-132SD BLF144SD (2) IOP-4P32SC 35TM (2) IOP-4P32SC 35TM (2) IOP-4P32SC 35TM (3) IOP-4P32SC 35TM BLF-48SS BLF-59SS BLF-77SS BLF-96SS BLF-120SS BLF-132SS BLF144SS (1) IOP-3P32SC 35TM (1) IOP-3P32SC 35TM (3) IOP-3P32SC 35TM KBC-48D KBC-59D KBC-77D KBC-96D (2) IOP-4P32SC 35TM KBC-48R KBC-59R KBC-77R KBC-96R (2) IOP-4P32SC 35TM KBC-48S KBC-59S KBC-77S KBC-96S

15 Maintenance Information Cleaning Case Exterior Clean surfaces frequently with warm water and mild detergent. Do not use strong alkali solutions, steel wool, or abrasive cleanser. Non-Glare Glass Non-glare glass surfaces are coated to reduce the glare from lighting. Care must be taken not to scratch the coating. Use the following products only. Cleaning Cloths Scotch-Brite High Performance Cloth - manufactured by 3M and available in most grocery stores under the name Scotch-Brite Microfiber Cleaning Cloth in a 12" x14" size. This cloth is washable and may be reused as long as it remains clean. Spontex Microfibre Cleaning Cloth - distributed by Spontex and available in most grocery stores under the same name in a 15.75" x 12" size. This cloth is washable and may be reused as long as it remains clean. The cleaning cloths named above will normally remove dust, grease, oil and fingerprints without the need for cleaning fluids. A light spray of the cleaning fluids listed below will reduce the time required for cleaning. Cleaning Fluid - for more difficult cleaning jobs, these products are recommended: Windex - standard product only (extrastrength or specialty products may not be suitable) Glass-Plus - standard product only (extra-strength or specialty products may not be suitable) Warm Water DO NOT USE the following types of materials for cleaning glass with anti-reflective coatings. Coarse Paper Towels Scouring Pads or Powders Steel wool or Steel Fiber Materials Blades Acidic or highly Alkaline detergents Fluorine based detergents Plexiglas Use Novus 1 and Novus 2 to clean. Use Brillianize to polish. Contact factory to order. DO NOT use strong alkali solutions, steel wool, or abrasive cleanser. Evaporator Coil Clean as needed. Condenser Coil Clean condenser coil every three months or as needed with a whisk broom or vacuum. DISCON- NECT POWER WHEN SERVICING. FINS ON CONDENSER COIL ARE SHARP! Condensate Heater Add scale remover to condensate heater pan once every three months or as needed. Heater is designed for 75 and 50% relative humidity. The condensate pan may overflow if design limits are exceeded. Light Replacement The fluorescent lights in this case are furnished with plastic safety shields and end caps. When replacing fluorescent lamps, be certain to reinstall safety shield and caps. (See illustration). If the bulb is not fully seated the lights will not operate. BE SURE BULBS ARE FULLY SEATED. The light switch is mounted to the right side of the ceiling. See mechanical drawing for ballast box location. To remove bulb, grasp lamp holder on either end of the bulb and with equal pressure pull down. lamp holder cap A. bulb in safety tube B. Install new bulb into the plastic safety tube protector. Insert bulb into end cap. C. Position the bulb and cap under the lamp holder and with even pressure press the bulb into the light fixture. Caution: Failure to install bulb fully into light socket will cause premature bulb life and may cause damage to light fixture Load Limits DO NOT place product in the merchandiser until all refrigeration controls have been adjusted and are at the proper operating temperature. DO NOT place product above load limits or in such a way that the discharge or return air grill are blocked. This will effect the performance of the case and effect the defrost system Indicates load limit. Load Limit

16 Service WARNING! DISCONNECT THE ELECTRICAL POWER WHEN SERVICING OR REPLAC - ING ANY ELECTRICAL COMPONENT. Evaporator Coil Area 1. To gain access to evaporator area, remove bottom deck by lifting up and out to expose pressure plate cover and evaporator fans. 2. Remove screws as shown and lift pressure plate cover up as shown below. 3. Remove TXV cover to expose TXV. Typical BLF/KBC Self-Service Series Compressor Area B. D. E. H. F. G. I. J. A. C. A. Dissipater Pan B. Ballast Box C. Junction Box D. Compressor E. Receiver F. Thermostat G. Pressure Switch H. Filter Drier I. Site Glass J. Coil

17 Preventative Maintenance 1. Read the installation and Service manual. 2. See the trouble-shooting guide in the event of problems. 3. Contact Barker Company for an authorized service person in your area. Service Department - (319) Trouble Shooting Guide Problem: Action Case temperature is too warm. Case is in defrost. Review T-State Settings Product load may be over its limits Check case position in store. Ambient conditions may be affecting the case operation. Case temperature is too cold. The T-Stat Temp is set too low. Check case position in the store. Ambient conditions may be affecting the case operation. Case has condensation on glass. Check grill on die board for adequate airflow over the glass. Product load may be over its limits Check case position in the store. Ambient conditions may be affecting the case operation. Water has pooled under the case. Airflow is limited. Check the floor drain for clogs. check PVC drains under case for leaks. check condensate pan for malfunctioning parts. Check float, element, and switch. Product load may be restricting air flow. Check evaporator fans. Iced evaporator may impede airflow. Proximity to air ducts, opening window and doors may cause airflow to be disrupted. Self-Contained case makes excessive noise. Check to make sure that the shipping block under the compressor has been removed. Check that compressor mounting screws are not tight. Refrigerant leak Check to make sure that the shipping block under the compressor has been removed. Check that compressor mounting screws ar not tight.

18 Hillphoenix Barker Specialty Products Service Department IMPORTANT INFORMATION! FOR PROMPT SERVICE WHEN CONTACTING THE FACTORY FOR SUPPORT, BE SURE TO HAVE CASE MODEL AND SERIAL NUMBER HANDY. (THIS INFORMATION IS LOCATED ON THE DATA TAG ATTACHED TO THE CASE. SEE BELOW FOR DATA TAG LOCATIONS) For any warranty or service issues not covered by this manual, for tech support, or for warranty service calls, please contact the Barker Specialty Products Service Department at: (319) Parts Ordering Procedure 1. Contact the Service Parts Department Melissa Marshall 703 Franklin Street PO Box 478 Keosauqua, IA Tel: Fax: Provide the serial number of the case containing the part. To locate the serial number look on the data tag located on the customer left, outside back of the case, the customer left, inside top of the case, or contact the factory for location. BEFORE SERVICING ALWAYS DISCONNECT ELECTRICAL POWER AT THE MAIN DISCONNECT WHEN SERVICING OR REPLACING ANY ELECTRICAL COMPONENT. 3. If parts are to be returned for credit, contact the Parts Department. Do not send parts without authorization.

19 WARRANTY HEREINAFTER REFERRED TO AS MANUFACTURER FOURTEEN MONTH WARRANTY. MANUFACTURER S PRODUCT IS WARRANTED TO FREE FROM DEFECTS IN MATERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP UNDER NORMAL USE AND MAINTENANCE FOR A PERIOD OF FOURTEEN MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF ORIGINAL SHIPMENT. A NEW OR REBUILT PART TO REPLACE ANY DEFECTIVE PART WILL BE PROVIDED WITHOUT CHARGE. PROVIDED THE DEFECTIVE PART IS RETURNED TO MANUFACTURER. THE REPLACEMENT PART ASSUMES THE UNUSED PORTION OF THE WARRANTY. WARRANTY CLAIMS: All claims should include: the serial number of the cabinet, proof of purchase, date of installation, and all pertinent information supporting the existence of the alleged defect. Any action for breach of these warranty provisions must be commenced within one (1) year after that cause of action has accrued. All warranty service work must be pre-authorized by Barker Specialty Products ( ). Barker Specialty Products reserves the rights to designate the service provider, time in which labor is to be performed and specify amount of time per warranty problem. This warranty does not include labor or other costs incurred for repairing, removing, installing, shipping, servicing or handling of either defective parts or replacement parts. The fourteen month warranty shall not apply: 1. To any unit or any part thereof which has been subject to accident, alteration, negligence, misuse or abuse, operation on improper voltage, or which has not been operated in accordance with the manufacturer s recommendation, or if the serial number of the unit has been altered, defaced, or removed. 2. When the unit, or any part thereof, is damaged by fire, flood, or other act of God. 3. Outside the continental United States. 4. To labor cost for replacement parts, or for freight, shipping expenses, sales tax or upgrading. 5. When the operation is impaired due to improper installation 6. When installation and startup forms are not properly complete or returned within two weeks after startup. THIS PLAN DOES NOT COVER CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES. Manufacturer shall not be liable under any circumstances for any consequential damages, including loss of profit, additional labor cost, loss of any delay in its performance hereunder due to causes beyond its control. The foregoing shall constitute the sole and exclusive remedy of any purchases and the sole and exclusive liability of Manufacturer in connection with this product. The Warranties are Expressly in Lieu of All Other Warranties, Express of Implied and All Other Obligations or Liabilities on Our Part. The Obligation to Repair or Replace Parts or Components Judged to be Defective in Material or Workmanship States Our Entire Liability Whether Based on Tort, Contract or Warranty. We Neither Assume Nor Authorize any Other Person to Assume for Us Any Other Liability in connection with Our Product. Mail approved warranty claims to the address listed below: Hillphoenix Barker Specialty Products 703 Franklin Street, PO Box 478 Keosauqua, IA Tel: /Fax: